As we dive into the 2025 season, the spotlight is on Hunter Greene and Brady Singer, two pitchers with intriguing trajectories that could shape fantasy leagues. Greene's 2024 performance was nothing short of spectacular, boasting a 2.75 ERA and a staggering 27.7% strikeout rate. However, the whispers of regression loom large. With a hit-per-nine rate that seems almost too good to be true and a reliance on just two pitches, can we trust him to replicate that success? Or are we looking at a potential bust waiting to happen?
On the other hand, Brady Singer has been a steady presence, but his projections suggest a slight dip in performance. With a 4.10 ERA forecasted for 2025, is he someone we should be targeting in drafts, or is he destined to be a streaming option at best?
Let’s open the floor:
What are your thoughts on Hunter Greene's potential for regression? Are you willing to take the risk on him in your drafts, or do you see him as a high bust candidate?
And what about Brady Singer? Is he a reliable option for your rotation, or do you think his numbers will continue to trend downward?
Share your bold predictions for both pitchers and any experiences you've had with them in past seasons. Let's get the conversation rolling!
As we dive into the 2025 season, the spotlight is on Hunter Greene and Brady Singer, two pitchers with intriguing trajectories that could shape fantasy leagues. Greene's 2024 performance was nothing short of spectacular, boasting a 2.75 ERA and a staggering 27.7% strikeout rate. However, the whispers of regression loom large. With a hit-per-nine rate that seems almost too good to be true and a reliance on just two pitches, can we trust him to replicate that success? Or are we looking at a potential bust waiting to happen?
On the other hand, Brady Singer has been a steady presence, but his projections suggest a slight dip in performance. With a 4.10 ERA forecasted for 2025, is he someone we should be targeting in drafts, or is he destined to be a streaming option at best?
Let’s open the floor:
What are your thoughts on Hunter Greene's potential for regression? Are you willing to take the risk on him in your drafts, or do you see him as a high bust candidate?
And what about Brady Singer? Is he a reliable option for your rotation, or do you think his numbers will continue to trend downward?
Share your bold predictions for both pitchers and any experiences you've had with them in past seasons. Let's get the conversation rolling!
